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handwritten html + css. online with this layout since 2012/2013. And it still looks fresh, to me.
hire me if you want something similar, lol.
p.s.: i am absolutely loving to check all your websites and to learn about your lives, very interesting thread for once!
NextJS + Chakra UI on vercel because why not
This has been my ongoing Covid project--I always buy used electronics online, and it's a pain to cross-reference specs and such. So, I was inspired to make a parametric filter/search in the style of digi-key or Mouser, but for computers being listed on eBay (laptops for now, but big update coming eventually).
Using Github Pages with jekyll for both the site and the blog. I use some custom jekyll plugins, so I build locally and then just push the generated site, rather than having Pages do the jekyll work.
I wrote my website from scratch and it has gone over many many many incremental changes over the years. It seems like I'm not gonna change it much in the future because has reached the perfect balance between being bare and modern at the same time. Also because I don't feel the urge to make any changes like I used to.
I write small posts on things I come across on PHP/laravel/elastic. Nothing fancy and a way for me to document things I'd like to remember.
A little multiplayer WebGL environment I made. WASD controls, plus click and drag to turn. Backend is Elixir/Phoenix. The little trivia game isn't synced between players though.
Works on mobile too, but touch controls are not as nice. Real-time reflection and refraction on some things in the scene too.
edit: If there is no one else there, you can just open another browser to be able to see the multiplayer working. Every player is a randomly colored drone orb thing.
drawing wallpapers since 1998 :-)